New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
FOR NICOLL AND MARITIME.
RIG MEETING TO BE HELD TONIGHT

favor the election OF DE Lancey Nco for DistrictAt
torney and Randolph d. MARITIME for Judge OF the court
OF General Sessions promises to be one OF tho greatest
gatherings OF the campaign The gentlemen who have
already announced their willingness to address the meet
Ing include Joseph II. Choate. Wheeler H. Peckham.
f. Elery Anderson Elihu Root. Joseph Pulitzer VIII
lam f. Hornblower Robert A. Van wyck Carl schurz
and General Francis {. Barlow.
If get the intelligent voters TO register sd
one Of the Republican leaders yesterday, there can be
no question OF the election Of our entire ticket. inc
Democratic bosses c,nspirng to make special
drive al Mr. Nicoll, and have no doubt that they VIII
offer trade almost anything for votes TOT FELLOWS
do believe that any Of orr people VIII engage IN
such work. and the number OF Democrats VINO are com
ing ont against the boodcrs makes it Improbable
that Mr. Nicoll he defeated even ny trading "t
course the criminal classes will combine for Fellows
The liquor dealers who want to escape prosecution Tor
violation OF the Excise laws all at work Tor MIN
The 'boodlers Will contribute a half million dollars II
necessary 70 help elect him his defeat Is certain II
Republicans and Independent Democrats register
This the general tenor Of the talk yesterday.
There was noticeable lack OF confidence on the part OF
the Democratic bosses" and they were particularly
concerned over the course OF the Stats Zeun0, tho
leading German Democratic newspaper in the city Its
aching Editor in-chief. Paul Loeser. said: We cannot
and will support Mr.. Fellows The reasons Tor this
are too obvious to need explanation. Mr Nicol Is
brilliant and able lawyer and would make excellent
drawn from the Democratic ticket"
The knowledge that the stats Zettng would to-day
ont openly In opposition to Mr. Fellows ana de-
mand his withdrawal from the ticket excited good deal
of comment on the part OF Boss Power, ss did the
information conveyed 10 him that William stelnway.
president OF the German Democratic Association. had
intmatcd that this association at ia meeting tonight
light declare against Fellows. But the Boss refused
TO he moved.
DESPERATION OF " BOSS" POWER
Let them rave ne said d" Fellows will be the next
DstrictAttorney We will elect him it takes the hair
off our heads TO do IL"
The Tanmany leaders, however. were not SO COM
placent rs Mr.. Power. One Of them said: fou 500.
Power has been through the mill. He removed rs
Clerk of the Marine Cont Irregularities in his
counts aud he has fellow feeling for the boodlcrs.
They contributing the money TO carry on Feowss
canvass. and Power will consent 10 Felows's
withdrawal We did not want Fellows nominated. We
told them II would be mistake, but as the Office had
een conceded 10 the County Democracy had to in
dorse their candidate IL Will he impossible FOR us 70
hold Tanmany solid for Fellows His Character Is such
that self.respecting Democrats cannot support him
lie was guerilla, believe In the war as he has
never given the OF the Confederate regiment OF
which lie claims have been Colonel. and have been
told by Southern General that Fellows was merely cap
tain OF company OF bushwhackers. His association
with the Tweed Ring and hls failure 10 account for
given him by the impeached Tweed Judges and
his notorious character some OF the arguments We
urged against his nomination
FELLOWS 40 FRIEND OF TAMSIANY.
But above all he has time and again. In the interest
OF his late master, Hubert q. Thompson, denounced
Taminany Hall AZ den OF thieves. lie vas very bitter
toward John Kelly At the convention in Albany when
Taminany was rejected IN lssl. and he was equally
bitter against il Chicago IN 1854 To ask Tammany
10 get up any enthusiasm Tor such man - too rdic
lous lie ought 10 he Withdrawn. And so should Theo
dorc Myers. Mayor Graces sporting candida" for
Controller. He the ultimate associate OF the late
Hubert O. Thompson and sustained that man In every
ihns he did Myers signed he circular Of two years ago
dcnouncng Tnmmany for its Tweed robberies Kelly
tgcasons. etc To expect Us TO give warm support To
such men IA Fellows Mycr, TO expect what viii
not happen. / have raised my voice for their with
drawal but do not hope to accomplish that desirable
end"
SHOULD 1HE uCKEr BE EECoNsTRVcIED1
There was good deal Of talk among Democratic
leaders as whether not any concession should be
made TO the German. and Democrats who demand re-
construction Of the ticket Boss Power and Boss
roker had long conference. hut there appears to he no
prospect OF any change In the ticket The Republican
ticket conceded all sides To be 40 nch superior 10
that put mp 10y the Democratic bosses and boodcrs that
II the Democrats TO match the Republicans they
would have 10 change their entire ticket.
ACTIVE WORN or THE INDEPENDENTS.
The independent movement In behalf Of Nicoll was
carried on briskly yesterday at the headquarters So
952 Broadway. The names of prominent Democrats
who had declared FOR Nicoh were being brought IN al
day Henry W Ungcr, secretary Of the County Dcmoo'
racy ORGANIZATION of the XNth Assembly District and
r. D. Schuyler OF the XlNth District were hard 1T work
pericctius plan, Tor .rIying the work for Ncol
number Of messages sent Ia them threatening 10
xpe them from their organizations but they replied that
they were supporting Democrats aud could not he cN-
PEELED Amoms the PInnrI nt ,c Tm" msle
/. Illrry Anderson oi the racine h.'lIr"I t"iinH-
sion: Samuel D. Bsbcock, NpGesient "I the Produce
INcbansc; DOCK commissioner 'n"i''' - sian;
Robert Il. Wnturn. nominated 10y GO, ern"r Gle, Gland
Tor un grafton COMM -lunrr; cA'blStnc Ait"Ihry
Wheeler II. Icckham An-on lhcrs si"NcN' "NlHh u.
Appleton Charlie, /. Flint former partner "l cNHa5"r
Giacc: simon ~tcrne, az Cove nor I1ldcns MUNICIPAL
onmssion. Lewis G. Ledyard. luccn Omlin, isid"r
Straus Whose brother was recently appointed Minister
gerald member 81 the Armory Hoard ana president ot
the Mercantile Trust Company: CLIFFORD \ Hand Henry
I. Sparkling, Hamilton cole. ). L. "i"ynl. h"hcIi \
Van Wyck ana many members Of the Harlem beng
cratic cub and Of the Young Mems Democratic Ino
pRrPAlING FOR \ ZIG Mrf11SG Tu-SIGHl.
Prcparaious Tor the mass meeting 10 night In Cooper
Institute took up good deal OF attention. but General
H. t. stapIcr l.. Ellery Anderson and others of
practical experience IN managing movements Of this
kind In years past losing time III putting It on
firm foundation. Cable dispatches were received from
citizens III Europe pledgng funds. aud subscriptions
were received from Democrats In this city anxious To Sco
boodlcrs punished instead ~ protected Booths with
tickets to be erected at each polling place, and
pascrs furnished and every effort made 20 defeat the
criminal ca-sc. who banding together for Fellows.
number OF gentlemen called 10 give facts ~ thcif
posses. -hOWine tie nufiuc.s Of Mr. Fellows FOR any
office whatever. some OF these callers were tiad' snrn
whom MI Fellows had bought gOOds ana nc, paid
for.
one man declared HAT he had suffered severely IN his
I'm -iu-ts al the aigc hin by Fellows
which could not De collected Another case was ihH o
the iyland CAM. the particulars 81 which pub
llshcl in Inc Lrenfng HoIid his -hi he
many where Mr. Follows used li- Office oi Ass,a
ant 10 gel criminals oil with light lines
or on bail that would be forfeited.
Elsie KyLtud one Of the members of THIS gang made
business ol aiding her husband raise checks AMI yet
them cashci. Snc was finally caught ana with other
iGcubcTs OF the gang convicted She was sentenced
by Recorder ia to two years AMI SIX months Ia tue
pmtcntiary Peter Mitchell al the delegates to tho
convention which nominated Fellows ana one of his /
warm supporters ~ well counsel for Jacob sharp
the lawyer who appcaicd for Elsie kyani lie ma
appeal and asked for bail Colonel Fellows went before
Judge Donohuc. Assistant District Attorney, and
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